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Both knew—Stanley would have cost nothing to break free. To pull the hand away, to shove Xeno aside and intercept him, knocking the ground from under his feet. But he didn’t do it. He consciously submitted himself to Xeno’s will, who didn’t have to exert pressure to get what he wanted—he took everything that Snyder, in all his generosity, could only offer. Moreover, Xeno didn’t even have to ask. As if after the silent: “Want a little?” from Stanley, came: “Take it all.” He understood Xeno as well as Xeno understood astrophysics, rocketry, and Stanley.
Stanley Snyder always executed every order perfectly.
Except… for one.
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24 Aug 2026
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not the man they think i am at home by overdrivecycle
Fandoms: Dr. STONE (Anime & Manga)
30 Jul 2026
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1959 — 'Man in space' is the phrase on everyone's lips. NASA's Space Task Group is selecting astronauts for the highly classified Project Mercury. One of the STG's most brilliant aerospace engineers, Dr. Xeno H. Wingfield, meets USMC test pilot Stanley Snyder.
Human spaceflight, man on the moon. Throughout a decade of rapid progress, a scientist and an astronaut fall into each other's orbit.
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21 Jul 2026
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"The captain blinked a few times, his head was turned towards the other, a bit hidden by the flexed shoulder. His breath was heavy, his elbows placed on his own thighs and the golden gaze stuck on the science club leader’s movements. Those black irises, deep and dark as a starless sky were fixed on the cut, the delicacy of the tappings so comforting that the burning sensation was almost imperceptible.
Xeno was beautiful like this.
Well, he was always beautiful, but the aura he was emanating that moment was on another level.
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«Stay for the night, Xe. Please.» Stanley’s words came out too quickly, and he truly hoped that all the dizziness he was feeling made him imagine saying that out loud.
«I will.»"
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Stanley and Xeno have known each other since they were nine years old: however, their friendship, a source of strength for both of them, begins to falter, when, at sixteen, they both find themselves dealing with their sexuality, their deepest insecurieties and a society they fear may not accept them.Bookmarked by lTomorinl
15 Jul 2026
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Vampires feed on human blood. Humans scorn vampires for their indiscrimination for violence. Thus, humans and vampires have waged an endless war, each convinced the other is a monster.
To safeguard humanity, The Hunter's Crux was founded on one sacred doctrine: to kill all vampires in sight. The Crux's word is law. The Crux is the symbol for salvation. Its faithful believes: "The Crux is the fulcrum upon which humanity survives."
Officer Stanley Snyder is the perfect servant-disciplined, devout, unquestioning. He obeys every command. His faith defines his purpose, his morality, and his identity.
However, faith can become brittle when challenged-by a Pureblood vampire of the name Xeno Houston Wingfield. Logic rules Xeno's world. Xeno does not tempt Stanley with promises of power or mercy. He offers something far more dangerous: truth.
As Stanley uncovers The Crux's hidden experiments, political manipulations, and sanctioned atrocities, he is forced to confront a horrifying possibility-that the institution he worships may be no different from the monsters he hunts.
Stanley's faith erodes into doubt. Doubt breeds defiance. And defiance manifests into something neither human nor vampire.
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12 Jul 2026
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Knight Stanley and Prince Xeno do not like each other, and yet they both have same goal: marriage. Xeno searches for a political match. Stanley decides it's time to marry now that he's of age. Their fathers, the King and the General, throw a party to help them find their future spouses.
Stanley and Xeno meet again, not as enemies, not as a knight and a prince, but as two nameless faces at a masquerade ball.
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10 Jul 2026